In modern society, well-being and happiness in the midst of a frenzy of the nature and origins of the true happiness of heated discussion about the philosophy. In particular, the emotions and sense of true happiness is the underlying question happy spirit of serious philosophical quest for authenticity and properties it is necessary to recognize that. The concept of the most representative in Indian philosophy can be as happy(sukha) and Bliss(ānanda). Represents a variety of emotional satisfaction are comprehensive yet worldly happiness, says that would be able to take advantage of, and mostly will be separate from the spiritual and transcendental happiness of the relationship are typically separated by Ananda. But when these two words are used interchangeably, there are several aspects of happiness with each other or a symbol. In this article, I have examined the origins and the meaning happiness of the Upanishads by analysing these concepts and have traced the process in which the concept of happiness can be recognize the conceptions of happiness in Indian philosophy. The concept of well-being and happiness, the Upanishads while building material happiness and pleasure, well-being, satisfaction, happiness at the side of the transcendental moral distinction between systematic methodology aside, showing typical text for history of philosophy has a profound impact on the development of literature, the most primitive in the philosophy of India has appeared for the first time as the literature of happiness. The Vedas, Upanishads, in the nature of happiness and pleasure of classic texts such as sukha, which does not meet or negative in terms of transcendence. In addition, multiple layers of analysis of a human five shelter (五藏) the final step in the interest of the final is happy Bliss(ānanda) with the Peel(kośa). Veda on happiness is based on the classical interpretation of the comments and the eternal fullness and satisfaction without the boundary conditions(Nitya Tṛpti) tracks the origin of Oriental philosophical of happiness.